Video shows initial coverage of the crash. ALLEN COUNTY, Ind. (WANE) - Months after a speedy crash on Interstate 69 tragically killed two people -- one of whom was a child -- the driver is being charged. Jourdan Hudson, 23, now faces charges including neglect of a dependent causing death, neglect of a dependent causing serious injury, another count of neglect of a dependent, and two counts of reckless homicide. On the night of Nov. 23, 2024, the Allen County Sheriff's Department responded to a crash on I-69 southbound at the 320 mile-marker, near Union Chapel Road. Police determined Hudson was driving an SUV over 100 mph when it crashed into a guardrail and flipped. Two children and Hudson's sister were thrown from the SUV on impact. The woman and a 6-year-old were pronounced dead at the scene. The Allen County Coroner identified the victims as Nalani Ella Ervins, 6, and Jaiden Samaria Marquis Newbolt, 25. Fort Wayne man accused of murder claims self-defense due to victim’s ‘tone’ A child who was still in the car was critically injured and was taken from the scene to the hospital in a police car, a decision which ultimately saved the child's life, according to court documents. Investigators determined that four seconds before the crash, Hudson was driving 104 mph, and two seconds later, sped up to 106 mph. However, Hudson allegedly told police at the scene her sister had been the one driving, while Hudson was in the back with the three kids, who were all between the ages of 4 and 6. In an interview with detectives four days later, Hudson admitted she was the one behind the wheel. She went on to say the group was following another car on their way to a birthday party when they got lost, according to court documents, and Hudson began arguing with her sister. While trying to turn around on the highway, Hudson said she lost control of the SUV. In her interview with police, she admitted none of the children were in car seats or buckled up at all, despite a car seat being within reach.